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v30 v31 34 34 }}} 35 35 36 The {{{git submodule update}}} switches submodules back to the detached state if the submodule is already at the commit specified by the super-project for that submodule. Otherwise the submodule stays at the commit (and branch) it is already on. 37 38 To get more information about submodules, do: 39 40 {{{ 41 cd modular-boost 42 git submodule summary 43 }}} 44 36 45 If for some reason you wanted to test against the current head of {{{master}}} for all libraries, disregarding the super-project state, the {{{git submodule update}}} command would be changed to: 37 46 … … 206 215 Large, complex libraries, particularly those with multiple developers working in parallel, need to use a release procedure that scales up better than the lightweight procedure. The Git Flow approach is recommended. Find out more at [wiki:StartModWorkflow Modular Boost Library Workflow Overview] and be sure to study the examples given in [http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/ Vincent Driessen's original blog posting]. 207 216 217 == Acknowledgements == 218 219 Beman Dawes created and maintains this page. The content has been revised many times based on comments and list postings from Andrey Semashev, John Maddock, Daniel James, Michael Cox, Pete Dimov, Edward Diener, Bjørn Roald, Klaim - Joël Lamotte, Peter A. Bigot, and others. 220 221 222